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  1. Eastern star clover

    Eastern star clover. Summary. Eastern star clover (Trifolium dasyurum C. Presl.) is a self-regenerating annual pasture legume, native to the eastern Mediterranean region of Europe. ... This Primefact contains information on the following:. Adaptation.

  2. Irrigation management of blueberries in Northern NSW

    Irrigation management of blueberries in Northern NSW. Summary. The aim of this Primefact is to provide blueberry growers with practical information to ensure that irrigation management is not limiting production, while ... at the same time attempts to

  3. Albus lupins

    This Pulse point includes the following topics concerning albus lupins:. anthracnose (disease) safeguards.

  4. Managing drill sown rice

    Increased water productivity and profitability are the most important benefits of drill sowing. ... Permanent water (PW) can then be applied anytime between the two-leaf stage and late tillering.

  5. Successful establishment of tropical perennial grasses in North West NSW

    trials involving 51 sites in the northern  cropping belt between 1986 and 1989. ... Most troublesome weeds can be  controlled in the year or two before sowing.

  6. Rural workers dwellings

    All enquiries with regard to RWDs should be directed to the relevant local council as they are the consent authority in NSW. ... NSW DPI’s role is to provide strategic or policy advice in the interests of effective rural land use planning.

  7. Langi growing guide

    The topics in this Primefact include:. yield potential. establishment vigour. sowing method and date.

  8. Topaz growing guide

    Topaz(PBR) growing guide. Summary. Topaz(PBR) is a semi-dwarf fragrant long grain variety that is only grown in the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area (MIA) and Coleambally Irrigation Area (CIA).

  9. Tropical perennial grasses - sowing time and depth

    Although the soil surface may be dry, use a push-probe to ensure that there is at least 1 m of subsoil moisture at sowing. ... Sowing after the end of January is generally not recommended since plants will be too small to withstand frosting in the

  10. Banana growing basics for NSW

    These challenges can be met, and this Grower Guide is one step towards seeing best practice adopted in the banana industry. ... Producing quality bunches. Harvesting quality bunches. Packing quality fruit. Getting the timing right.

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